We sponsor student-led service organizations for high school and college youth to develop leadership through service.
Key Club (Andover High School)
International student-led organization for high school students. Focus: Service, character building, leadership. Activities: Community projects (park cleanups, food/clothing drives), club leadership roles. Sponsored by us; members commit to service pledge and ideals like the Golden Rule. Benefits: Global network, skill-building in teamwork and citizenship.
Circle K (Merrimack College)
World’s largest collegiate service organization for college students. Focus: Service, leadership, fellowship. Activities: Childhood development, mental health, environmental justice, food/housing security; partners with UNICEF, Active Minds, Nature Conservancy. Sponsored by us at Merrimack College; motto: Live to Serve, Love to Serve. Benefits: Networking, advocacy skills, lifelong service commitment.
Members of the Greater Lawrence Kiwanis Club supporting their community partner, the Merrimack Valley YMCA, by participating in their Annual Golf Tournament raising funds to send Kids to Camp! ... See MoreSee Less
The Greater Lawrence Kiwanis Club is deeply saddened by the passing of a member of our Kiwanis Family. Brother Rene will be missed greatly. We are honored to have known him and work with him to impact the lives of youth in the Merrimack Valley. His memory and legacy will live on through our continued community work. We will miss you Brother Rene. ... See MoreSee Less
Support the Kids of the Merrimack Valley through the Greater Lawrence Kiwanis Club! Sponsor, Golf and have fun while making positive impact for the Kids!Play or Sponsor! It’s For the Kids!! ... See MoreSee Less
Youth Mentorship
We sponsor student-led service organizations for high school and college youth to develop leadership through service.
Key Club (Andover High School)
International student-led organization for high school students. Focus: Service, character building, leadership. Activities: Community projects (park cleanups, food/clothing drives), club leadership roles. Sponsored by us; members commit to service pledge and ideals like the Golden Rule. Benefits: Global network, skill-building in teamwork and citizenship.
Circle K (Merrimack College)
World’s largest collegiate service organization for college students. Focus: Service, leadership, fellowship. Activities: Childhood development, mental health, environmental justice, food/housing security; partners with UNICEF, Active Minds, Nature Conservancy. Sponsored by us at Merrimack College; motto: Live to Serve, Love to Serve. Benefits: Networking, advocacy skills, lifelong service commitment.
Upcoming events
No Regular Meeting
St Ann's School Cookout
regular meeting
No Regular Meeting
Board Meeting
Regular Meeting
2nd Annual For the Kids Golf Tournament
Santa Night
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Members of the Greater Lawrence Kiwanis Club supporting their community partner, the Merrimack Valley YMCA, by participating in their Annual Golf Tournament raising funds to send Kids to Camp! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Greater Lawrence Kiwanis Club is deeply saddened by the passing of a member of our Kiwanis Family. Brother Rene will be missed greatly. We are honored to have known him and work with him to impact the lives of youth in the Merrimack Valley. His memory and legacy will live on through our continued community work. We will miss you Brother Rene. ... See MoreSee Less
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Let’s Golf for the Youth of Merrimack Valley!Play or Sponsor! It’s For the Kids!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Support the Kids of the Merrimack Valley through the Greater Lawrence Kiwanis Club! Sponsor, Golf and have fun while making positive impact for the Kids!Play or Sponsor! It’s For the Kids!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Join our Club and do extraordinary things! We meet Tuesday @ 5:30 at Salvatore’s Restaurant. ... See MoreSee Less
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Play or Sponsor! It’s For the Kids!! ... See MoreSee Less
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